And about time...
I suspect they'll be passing pot out to patients it won't work for and then when their numbers look good to show they're fighting opioid use not letting patients go back to an opioid when the pot fails.
Heroin use will probably increase.
JMHo
I don’t think marijuana is a pain killer
Skip that
Don’t like em
Give me what works and has a predictable result and timeline...
Take two aspirin and call me in the morning.
And they laughably claim Hussein is black! For real a black man is president and for 8 years ignores cannabis persecution?
I don’t really see the point in this. Cannabis is legal for any use in CO so who would need a Dr.’s Rx for it?
Be careful what you wish for
Fentanyl is 1000 times worse than any form of Cannabis medication.
Sure, have them prescribe the MM and go to pick it up. Use it all you want. Dont forget as a user of Marijuana, legal in the state or not, you are no longer allowed to be in posession of firearms. Let that sink in. Opiods yes, marijuana no
There is a better option for muscular pains and strains and just old age: CBD cream
Non addictive ingredient in pot used in cream-—CBD
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Yes
The edibles are incredible
CARA Therapeutics
Wrong. This is unscientific witchdoctory and totally inappropriate.
I really don’t see an upside to replacing opiate addiction with cannabinoid addiction. Plus, the fact that marijuana has been shown to precipitate psychotic disorders when used by people whose brains are still developing (up until ~30 years old) and the other problems marijuana causes... this bill is insane.
If medical — and recreational — cannabis is already legal why was this bill necessary?
For 62% of people prescribed opiates, 600MG ibuprofen would work just fine.
This is a red flag to allow firearms to be confiscated, as marijuana is still illegal under federal law. If I lived in Colorado I would refuse any such prescription.
Cbd and thc work for chronic pain. Not for immediate acute pain. After surgery or dental work etc or broken arm you need opiates.
Which state is Colorado the governor of?
And to work on chronic pain, herbal medicines need 2-3 months to build up in the body’s receptors. I use cbd from real cannabis and it works. But it took months to make that difference and it wouldn’t help short termmacute pain.